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Toward Inclusive Practices (TIPs)

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Creating An Inclusive Work Culture

Developing a work culture that promotes inclusivity and belonging takes intentional actions. Here are some ways in which your department can get started to increase a positive workplace culture.

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Difficult Conversations

If we want to create a more inclusive environment on campus and move toward equity, having difficult conversations about DEI topics is important.

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New DEI Online Course: Applied Cultural Identity

This TIP message provides provides information about a new online, self-paced course.

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What Does Your Search Committee Need to Know?

This TIP message provides best practices for university search committees.

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GLBT Advocate Program Workshops and Events

Use this TIP to learn more about the GLBT Advocate Program.

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Building a Trauma-Informed Practice in the Classroom and Beyond

This TIP message provides best practices for instructors for creating trauma-informed spaces for students.

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Take Your DEI Training at Your Own Pace with EverFi

This TIP message provides information about an option for NC State employees to fulfill their DEI training requirement.

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How to Help Students Impacted by Interpersonal Violence

This TIP message provides information on resources available to help students who have experienced interpersonal violence.

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Looking for DEI Training to Meet Your Goal?

This TIP message from the Office for Institutional Equity and Diversity provides information for EHRA and SHRA employees about selecting training to meet the DEI professional development requirement.

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Reminder About Respecting Religious Holidays

Welcome to the first installment of our TIP (“Toward Inclusive Practices”) series. In response to questions from our inbox, we’ll bring you answers to some of the most pressing concerns of our campus community.

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